Kenny has spent his life in healing, recovery, and spiritual communities. From this work, he understands the transcendent power of truth telling, holds space for full inner life expression, and encourages uncensored risk taking.

He is an advocate of expressing all emotions including grief in performance without spiritual bypass. He has gone to great lengths to train in end of life practices including becoming a certified Grief Educator with David Kessler, colleague and co-author of the late Elisabeth Kübler-Ross.

He constantly seeks training and the application of it to bridge artistic rigor and communal healing. He believes physical theater based clown holds the ancient somatic medicine for transformation and individuation.

With a bicoastal practice, Kenny continues to utilize physical theater and clown traditions with the rich solo performance lineage of The Marsh.

Kenny has performed in solo shows, plays, clown, performance art, short films, and devised physical theater.

He was mentored in writing by Karen Finley, acclaimed performance artist and NYU Tisch political arts professor. He is an apprentice of Chris Bayes, renowned clown teacher and head of physical acting at the Yale School of Drama. Kenny has a BA from UC Berkeley.